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Masters Medicine University of California, Berkeley
PhD Pathology University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Karl Friedrich Meyer was an American scientist of Swiss origin. He was one of the most prodigious scientists in many areas of infectious diseases in man and animals, the ecology of pathogens, epidemiology and public health.[1-6] Some called him the “Pasteur of the 20th century”.

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The heat resistance of the spores of B. botulinus and allied anaerobes. XI (1922) (284)
Preventive veterinary medicine. (1948) (203)
Effectiveness of live or killed plague vaccines in man. (1970) (190)
Studies on immunization against plague. I. The isolation and characterization of the soluble antigen of Pasteurella pestis. (1952) (158)
THE ETIOLOGY OF EPIZOOTIC ENCEPHALOMYELITIS OF HORSES IN THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY, 1930. (1931) (117)
Plague immunization. I. Past and present trends. (1974) (115)
Are Chlamydial Infections the Most Prevalent Venereal Disease (1975) (113)
Isolation of Bedsoniae from the Joints of Patients with Reiter's Syndrome.∗ (1966) (94)
Chlamydial infection in women with cervical dysplasia. (1975) (85)
Isolation of Coccidioides Immitis (Stiles) from the Soil (1932) (84)
Plague immunization. II. Relation of adverse clinical reactions to multiple immunizations with killed vaccine. (1974) (84)
Plague immunization. V. Indirect evidence for the efficacy of plague vaccine. (1974) (75)
THE ECOLOGY OF PSITTACOSIS AND ORNITHOSIS (1942) (74)
Live, attenuated Yersinia pestis vaccine: virulent in nonhuman primates, harmless to guinea pigs. (1974) (73)
A Comparison of the Morphologic, Cultural and Biochemical Characteristics of B. Abortus and B. Melitensis* Studies on the Genus Brucella Nov. Gen. I (1920) (72)
THE ECOLOGY OF PLAGUE (1942) (69)
Serotyping of Chlamydia: isolates of bovine origin (1975) (67)
Studies on Immunization against Plague (1952) (67)
Plaque Formation by Chlamydia in L Cells (1970) (66)
Serotyping of Chlamydia I. Isolates of Ovine Origin (1974) (64)
Human infection with the agent of feline pneumonitis. (1969) (63)
Lymphogranuloma Venereum II. Characterization of Some Recently Isolated Strains (1969) (62)
Clostridium Botulinum Type E (1936) (61)
Avirulent Strains of Pasteurella pestis. (1943) (58)
Laboratory Infections Due to Brucella (1941) (58)
Plague immunization. VI. Vaccination with the fraction I antigen of Yersinia pestis. (1974) (57)
The host spectrum of psittacosis-lymphogranuloma venereum (PL) agents. (1967) (54)
The status of botulism as a world health problem. (1956) (52)
Are chlamydial infections the most prevalent venereal disease? (1975) (47)
Lymphogranuloma venereum. I. Comparison of the Frei test, complement fixation test, and isolation of the agent. (1969) (46)
Ornithosis (Psittacosis) in Pigeons and Its Relation to Human Pneumonitis (1942) (44)
Human carrier of the psittacosis virus. (1951) (44)
Immunity in plague; a critical consideration of some recent studies. (1950) (44)
Schistosoma mansoni in baboons. III. The course and characteristics of infection, with additional observations on immunity. (1976) (44)
The distribution of the spores of B. botulinus in the United States. IV (1922) (42)
Canine Leptospirosis in the United States. (1939) (40)
Studies on immunization against plague. VIII. Study of three immunizing preparations in protecting primates against pneumonic plague. (1955) (38)
Serological survey of plague in rodents and other small mammals in Kenya. (1968) (38)
A Field Study of Latent Tularemia in Rodents with a List of all Known NaturallyInfected Vertebrates (1945) (37)
Modern therapy of plague. (1950) (34)
An evaluation of Pasteurella pestis fraction-1-specific antibody for the confirmation of plague infections. (1966) (34)
Studies on immunization against plague. VII. A hemagglutination test with the protein fraction of Pasteurella pestis: a serologic comparison of virulent and avirulent strains with observations on the structure of the bacterial cells and its relationship to infection and immunity. (1954) (33)
Streptomycin in the Treatment of Leptospira Carriers. Experiments with Hamsters and Dogs.* (1949) (33)
Plague immunization. IV. Clinical reactions and serologic response to inoculations of Haffkine and freeze-dried plague vaccine. (1974) (33)
The complement fixation inhibition test and its application to the diagnosis of ornithosis in chickens and in ducks; principles and technique of the test. (1950) (32)
Latent Psittacosis Infections in Shell Parrakeets (1933) (32)
A Summary of Recent Studies on Equine Encephalomyelitis. (1932) (32)
Plaque Reduction Technique for Demonstrating Neutralizing Antibodies for Chlamydia (1970) (31)
Isolation of ornithosis bedsoniae from mites collected in turkey quarters and from chicken lice. (1962) (31)
Antigenic Structure of Pasteurella pestis and the Isolation of a Crystalline Antigen.∗ (1947) (31)
Control of psittacosis by group chemotherapy of infected parrots. (1968) (31)
Pathogenicity and Immunogenic Efficacy of a Live Attenuated Plague Vaccine in Vervet Monkeys (1973) (30)
Recommended laboratory methods for the diagnosis of plague. (1956) (30)
THE RELATION OF ANIMAL TO HUMAN SPOROTRICHOSIS: STUDIES ON AMERICAN SPOROTRICHOSIS III (1915) (29)
Leptospiral infections; a survey. (1948) (29)
Studies on the Virus of Psittacosis Cultivated in Vitro (1941) (29)
The venereal nature of inclusion conjunctivitis. (1967) (29)
The Behaviour of Virulent and Avirulent P. Pestis in Normal and Immune Experimental Animals (1944) (27)
The occurrence of the spores of B. botulinus in Belgium, Denmark, England, The Netherlands and Switzerland. VI (1922) (27)
The distribution of the spores of b. botulinus in California. II (1922) (27)
Spontaneous Ornithosis (Psittacosis) in Chickens the Cause of a Human Infection (1942) (27)
Potential danger of Q fever in a university hospital environment. (1971) (26)
Studies on immunization against plague. II. The complement-fixation test. (1952) (26)
An experimental study of the methods available for the enrichment, demonstration and isolation of B. Botulinus in specimens of soil and its products, in suspected food, in clinical and in necropsy material. I (1922) (26)
The influence of tetracycline compounds on the development of antibodies in psittacosis. (1956) (25)
The “bacterial symbiosis” in the concretion deposits of certain operculate land mollusks of the families cyclostomatidae and annulariidae (24)
Studies on Plague Immunity In Experimental Animals. II. Some Factors of the Immunity Mechanism in Bubonic Plague. (1944) (24)
The “bacterial symbiosis” in the concretion deposits of certain operculate land mollusks of the families cyclostomatidae and annulariidae (24)
Some observations on the pathogenicity of B. botulinus. X (1922) (23)
Cultural Study of an International Collection of Clostridium Botulinum and Parabotulinum. XXXVIII (1929) (23)
Psittacosis in the Native Australian Budgerigars (1934) (22)
Studies on immunization against plague. V. Multiplication and persistence of virulent and avirulent Pasteurella pestis in mice and guinea pigs. (1953) (21)
Susceptibility and antibody response of Rattus species to experimental plague. (1974) (21)
The knowledge of human virus infections of animal origin. (1947) (21)
STUDIES ON THE BLOOD PROTEINS : I. THE SERUM GLOBULINS IN BACTERIAL INFECTION AND IMMUNITY. (1916) (21)
The toxins of the psittacosis-lymphogranuloma group of agents; differentiation of strains by the toxin neutralization test. (1950) (21)
The immune response of the guinea pig to the antigens of Pasteurella pestis. (1958) (20)
Susceptibility of Monkeys, Goats and Small Animals to Oral Administration of Botulinum Toxin Types B, C and D (1930) (20)
Experimental comparison of the immunogenicity of antigens in the residue of ultrasonated avirulent Pasteurella pestis with a vaccine prepared with killed virulent whole organisms. (1961) (20)
Jaundice in Detroit. (1940) (20)
Canine, Murine, and Human Leptospirosis in California (1938) (20)
Pigeons and Barn Yard Fowls as Possible Sources of Human Psittacosis or Ornithosis. (1941) (19)
EFFECTIVE TREATMENT OF PLAGUE (1952) (19)
Human Intestinal Carriers of Tetanus Spores in California. (1926) (18)
A serological survey of the small mammals for plague in southern Africa. (1970) (18)
Caprine immunization against brucellosis; a summary of experiments on the isolation, properties and behaviour of a vaccine strain. (1958) (17)
South African Cultures of Clostridium Botulinum and Parabotulinum. XXXVII: With a Description of CL. Botulinum Type D, N.SP. (1929) (17)
Characteristics of a Psittacosis Viral Agent Isolated from a Turkey.∗ (1953) (17)
The chemotherapy of experimental plague in the primate host. (1953) (16)
The mechanism of gallbladder infections in laboratory animalsExperimental typhoid-paratyphoid carriers. V (1921) (16)
Phagocytosis and Immunity in Psittacosis. (1941) (16)
THE BEARING OF CUTANEOUS HYPERSENSITIVENESS ON THE PATHOGENICITY OF THE BACILLUS ABORTUS BOVINUS (1918) (16)
Occurrence of bacillus botulinus in human and animal excreta. XXI (1924) (16)
The natural history of plague and psittacosis. (1957) (15)
Results of a preliminary serological survey of small mammal populations for plague on the island of Hawaii. (1965) (15)
Human Follicular Conjunctivitis Caused by Infection with a Psittacosis Agent∗ (1968) (15)
The distribution of the spores of B. botulinus in the territory of Alaska and the dominion of Canada. V (1922) (15)
THE PREVENTION OF PLAGUE IN THE LIGHT OF NEWER KNOWLEDGE (1947) (15)
Metabolism Studies on the Brucella GroupIX. Physicochemical Requirements in Synthetic Mediums (1932) (15)
The Value of the Complement Fixation Test in the Diagnosis of Psittacosis (1939) (14)
Plague immunization. 3. Serologic response to multiple inoculations of vaccine. (1974) (14)
The Known and the Unknown in Plague1 (1942) (14)
Latent Infections (1936) (14)
Epidemiology of Leptospirosis. (1939) (14)
Studies on immunization against plague. XV. The pathophysiologic action of the toxin of Pasteurella pestis in experimental animals. (1956) (14)
Propagation of Variola Virus in the Developing Egg (1937) (14)
Fifty Years of Botulism in the United States and Canada. (1950) (14)
Botulism Due to Home Canned Bartlett Pears. XXXIX (1929) (14)
The Present Status of Dental Bacteriology (1917) (13)
Treatment of haemophilia A with purified factor 8 obtained from human plasma by cryoprecipitation. (1967) (13)
The Extracellular Proteolytic System of Clostridium parabotulinum (1939) (13)
Metabolism Studies on the Brueella Group. VI. Nitrate and Nitrite Reduction. (1932) (13)
The Virus of Psittacosis (1939) (13)
Measurement of protective serum antibodies in human volunteers inoculated with plague prophylactics. (1948) (13)
The Protective Measures of the State of California against Botulism. (1931) (13)
Studies on the immunization of guinea pigs and mice to Brucella infection by means of the "native antigen". (1951) (12)
CHRONIC RELAPSING LATENT MENINGEAL PLAGUE (1937) (12)
Principles in Serologic Grouping of B. Abortus and B. Melitensis. Correlation Between Absorption and Agglutination TestsStudies on the Genus Brucella Nov. Gen. II (1920) (12)
Susceptibility of the langur monkey (Semnopithecus entellus) to experimental plague: pathology and immunity. (1965) (12)
Studies on the Serologic Classification of B. Botulinus (1925) (12)
IMMUNIZATION AGAINST BRUCELLA INFECTION II (1953) (12)
Recent Studies on Psittacosis. (1935) (12)
European Strains of CL. Botulinum. XXXVI (1929) (12)
STUDIES ON THE METABOLISM OF B. BOTULINUS IN VARIOUS MEDIA. XXVI (1925) (12)
The Occurrence of Nontoxic Strains of CL. Parabotulinum. XXXIV (1929) (12)
A New Tick Vector of Relapsing Fever in California (1935) (12)
Latent Psittacosis Infections in Mice (1933) (11)
The reaction and physiology of the hepatic duct and cystic bile of various laboratory animalsExperimental typhoid-paratyphoid carriers. VI (1921) (11)
Serologic studies and isolation of Bedsonia agents from Northern Fur Seals on the Pribilof Islands. (1966) (11)
Recent studies on the immunity response to administration of different plague vaccines. (1953) (11)
The pathogenicity of B. melitensis and B. abortus for guinea-pigsStudies on the genus brucella nov. gen. IV (1922) (11)
IMMUNITY AGAINST SOME BEDSONIA IN MAN RESULTING FROM INFECTION AND IN ANIMALS FROM INFECTION OR VACCINATION (1962) (11)
Toxin production and signs of spoilage in commercially canned vegetables and fruits inoculated with detoxified spores of B. botulinus. XII (1923) (11)
Rodents and fleas in a plague epizootic in a rural area of California. (1949) (11)
The Incidence of Carriers of B. Aertrycke (E. Pestis Caviae) and B. Enteritidis in Wild Rats of San Francisco (1927) (11)
Selective Mediums in the Diagnosis of Rodent PlaguePlague Studies. 1 (1926) (11)
Comparison of the immune response to three different Yersinia pestis vaccines in guinea pigs and langurs. (1974) (10)
Sylvatic Plague Studies. IV. Inapparent, Latent Sylvatic Plague in Ground Squirrels in Central California. (1943) (10)
Protective Action of Antibiotics Against the Toxin of Pasteurella pestis in Mice (1950) (10)
Sylvatic Plague. (1938) (10)
Reservoirs of the Psittacosis agent. (1952) (10)
ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF THE EXTRACELLULAR MATERIALS OF PASTEURELLA PESTIS (1956) (10)
Maximum Oxygen Tolerance of CL. Botulinum A, B and C, of CL. Sporogenes and CL. Welchii (1929) (10)
A Disease in Wild Rats Caused by Pasteurella Muricida, N. SP.Plague Studies. 2 (1926) (10)
SEROLOGICAL TESTS FOR THE CONFIRMATION OF PLAGUE INFECTIONS: A PRELIMINARY COMMUNICATION. (1964) (10)
Studies on the antibody patterns in pneumonic plague patients. (1955) (10)
The Virus of Psittacosis (1939) (10)
The Bacteriologic Analysis of the Fecal Flora of ChildrenWith Notes on Tile Changes Produced by a Carbohydrate Diet (1919) (10)
Studies on Plague Immunity in Experimental Animals. I. Protective and Antitoxic Antibodies in the Serum of Actively Immunized Animals. (1944) (10)
Metabolism Studies on the Brucella GroupVIII. Nutrient Requirements in Synthetic Mediums (1932) (10)
The rise and fall of botulism. (1973) (10)
OBSERVATIONS ON THE PRESENCE OF THE BACILLUS ABORTUS BOVINUS IN CERTIFIED MILK: PRELIMINARY NOTES (1917) (10)
A review of psittacosis for the years 1948 to 1950. (1951) (9)
Effect of aureomycin on Leptospira canicola and Leptospira icterohoemorrhagioe in vitro and experimental carrier studies. (1950) (9)
The complement fixation inhibition test and its application to the diagnosis of ornithosis in chickens and in ducks; confirmation of the specificity and epidemiological application of the test. (1950) (9)
The occurrence of B. tetani in soil and on vegetables. VIII (1922) (9)
A RÉSUMÉ OF SOME EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON CUTANEOUS HYPERSENSITIVENESS (1919) (9)
CERTAIN NUTRITIONAL DISORDERS OF CHILDREN ASSOCIATED WITH A PUTREFACTIVE INTESTINAL FLORA (1919) (9)
The toxins of the psittacosis-lymphogranuloma group of agents; the toxicity of various members of the psittacosis-lymphogranuloma venereum group. (1950) (9)
Studies in the Metabolism of Coccidioides Immitis (Stiles) (1938) (9)
On a colorimetric method of adjusting bacteriological culture media to any optimum hydrogen ion concentration (1915) (8)
Studies on the Etiology of epizootic Abortion in Mares. (1913) (8)
Prophylactic immunization and specific therapy of experimental pneumonic plague. (1948) (8)
Psittacosis in Importations of Psittacine Birds from the South American and Australian Continent (1939) (8)
The Etiology of “Symptomatic Anthrax” in Swine: “Specific Gas-Phlegmon of Hogs” (1915) (8)
Histological Changes in the Central Nervous System Following Equine Encephalomyelitis. (1934) (8)
Reduction of Nitrates and Nitrites by Representatives of the Brucella Group (1931) (8)
The occurrence of the spores of B. botulinus in the Hawaiian Islands and China. VII (1922) (8)
Susceptibility of Non-Immune, Hyperimmunized Horses and Goats to Eastern, Western and Argentine Virus of Equine Encephalomyelitis (1934) (8)
The pathogenecity of B. abortus and B. melitensis for monkeysStudies on the genus brucella nov. gen. III (1921) (8)
Chlortetracycline chemotherapy for nectar-feeding psittacine birds. (1969) (8)
Studies on immunization against plague. IX. The effect of cortisone on mouse resistance to attenuated strains of Pasteurella pestis. (1955) (8)
The toxins of the psittacosis-lymphogranuloma group of agents; effect of aureomycin and penicillin upon the toxins of psittacosis viruses. (1950) (8)
Streptomycin in Experimental Plague.∗ (1947) (7)
Cl. Botulinum Type D Sp. N. (1928) (7)
Experimental bubonic plague in monkeys. I. Study of the development of the disease and the peripheral circulatory failure. (1955) (7)
Studies on the Blood Proteins, III Albumin-Globulin Ratio in Antitoxic Immunity (7)
Peptic and Tryptic Digestion Products as Inexpensive Culture Mediums for Routine Bacteriologic Work (1918) (7)
Virulence in Pasteurella pestis. (1954) (7)
MAN CONTRACTING RABIES FROM MAN: GUEST EDITORIAL (1957) (7)
Spontaneous Psittacosis Infections of the Canary and Butterfly Finch (1933) (7)
Complement-Fixation Test with Tissue-Culture-Antigens as Aid in Recognizing Latent Avian Psittacosis (Ornithosis) (1939) (7)
Effect of direct sunlight, diffuse daylight and heat on potency of botulinus toxin in culture mediums and vegetable products. XXIV (1924) (7)
The Nutritional Requirements of Clostridium parabotulinum, A (1939) (7)
Metabolism Studies on the Brucella GroupIV. The Bacteriostatic Action of Dyes (1932) (7)
Can man be protected against rabies? (1954) (7)
Studies on immunization against plague. X. Specific precipitation of Pasteurella pestis antigens and antibodies in gels. (1955) (7)
The animal kingdom, a reservoir of human disease. (1948) (6)
Experimental Infection of the Chick Embryo with Virulent and Avirulent Pasteurella Pestis. (1944) (6)
The Zoonoses In their Relation to Rural Health (1956) (6)
Further Studies of Antigenic Structure of Pasteurella pestis in Gels.∗ (1956) (6)
Active Immunity to the Mierobaeterium multi-forme Psittacosis in the Mouse. (1942) (6)
Feather Mites and Ornithosis (1960) (6)
Some Suggestions concerning the Bacteriological Diagnosis of Human Botulism (1921) (6)
Immunization of hamsters and dogs against experimental leptospirosis. (1950) (6)
Observations on the Pathogenesis of Undulant Fever. (1943) (6)
Antibiotic therapy in experimental bedsonial arthritis. (1973) (6)
Studies on immunization against plague. XI. A study of the immunogenicity and toxicity of eleven avirulent variants of virulent strains of Pasteurella pestis. (1955) (6)
Ultrafiltration of Psittacosis Virus (1937) (5)
The Sylvatic Plague Committee. (1936) (5)
Study of Tetanus Agglutinins and Antitoxin in Human Serums (1926) (5)
PSITTACOSIS IN AUSTRALIA (1934) (5)
Comparative study of growth and biochemical activities of B. botulinus, B. sporogenes and B. tetani, with notes on chemical behavior of B. botulinus type1 CStudies on metabolism of anaerobic bacteria I (5)
The Serologic Classification of the Brucella Group (1936) (5)
A serological survey of rodent plague in Taiwan and offshore islands. (1968) (5)
On the Value of the Abortin as a Diagnostic Agent for Infectious Abortion in Cattle (1913) (5)
Handbook of Virus Research. (1958) (5)
Heparin as an Anticoagulant in the Brucella Phagocytic Index Test (1935) (5)
Attempts to cure parakeet psittacosis carriers with aureomycin and penicillin. (1950) (5)
LATENT PSITTACOSIS AND SALMONELLA PSITTACOSIS INFECTION IN SOUTH AMERICAN PARROTLETS AND CONURES. (1934) (5)
Irregular Typhoid Strains and the Infections Caused by Them (1920) (5)
Trends in brucellosis control. (1956) (5)
The Purification of Botulinum Toxin (1926) (5)
Some observations on infective diseases in Russia. (1957) (4)
Notes on the Bacteriology of the Brucella Group. (1930) (4)
Metabolism Studies on the Brucella Groupv. The Production of Hydrogen Sulphide (1932) (4)
Some general remarks and new observations on psittacosis and ornithosis. (1959) (4)
Various Sporotricha Differentiated by the Fermentation of Carbohydrates Studies on American Sporotrichosis, 1 (1915) (4)
Chemotherapy of natural psittacosis and ornithosis; field trial of tetracycline, chlortetracycline, and oxytetracycline. (1955) (4)
Experimental studies on a specific purulent nephritis of equidae (4)
Tests for Cross-Immunity Between the Virus of Borna Disease and that of Equine Encephalomyelitis (1934) (4)
The heterogenous infection chains as occupational diseases (1934) (4)
The Purification of Abortin (1927) (4)
Public Health Control of Infectious Abortion in Certified Milk. (1931) (4)
Observations on difficulties encountered in the serological diagnosis of brucellosis and Q fever. (1949) (4)
The Frequency of Botulism. (1936) (4)
A Highly Heat-Resistant Sporulating Anaerobic Bacterium Clostridium Caloritolerans, N. SP. One Plate (1926) (4)
A comparative study of the infections produced by intravenous injections of typhoid, paratyphoid A and B bacilli in normal and immunized rabbitsExperimental typhoid-paratyphoid carriers. IV (1921) (4)
Reservoirs of infection. (1950) (3)
STUDIES ON IMMUNIZATION AGAINST PLAGUE. XVII. EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ALUMINUM-HYDROXIDE-ADSORBED FORMALIN-KILLED PASTEURELLA PESTIS. (1964) (3)
Metabolism Studies on the Brueella Group. VIII. Nutrient Requirements in Synthetic Mediums. IX. Physieoehemieal Requirements in Synthetic Mediums. (1932) (3)
PSITTACOSIS GROUP (1953) (3)
Studies on Plague Immunity in Experimental Animals (1944) (3)
The present status of psittacosis-ornithosis. (1969) (3)
Active Immunity to the Microbacterium Multiforme Psittacosis in the Mouse (1942) (3)
Laboratory Infections Due to Brucella in the united States. (1935) (3)
Susceptibility and immune response to experimental plague in two species of langurs and in African green (grivet) monkeys. (1974) (3)
TULAREMIA IN NEVADA. (1929) (3)
THE EFFECT OF CHLORTETRACYCLINE ON AUSTRALIAN PARROTS NATURALLY INFECTED WITH PSITTACOSIS (1961) (3)
Chemotherapy and Immunity in Leptospira canicola and L. icterohaemorrhagiae Infections. (1950) (3)
Characteristics of a New Type Strain of Cl. Tetani (1926) (2)
FILTER-METHOD FOR CLEAN ISOLATION OF TRICHINELLA-LARVAE. (1937) (2)
The Diagnosis of Leptospirosis: Weil's Disease and Canicola Fever. (1939) (2)
Studies on Serologic Classification of B. BotulinusI. Preparation of Antiserum (1923) (2)
The Bacteriostatic and germicidal properties of bileExperimental typhoid-parathyroid carriers. VII (1921) (2)
Antimicrobial therapy and prophylactic immunization in the control of psittacosis or Bedsonia infection in show birds. (1962) (2)
The pathogenicity of bacterium melitensis for guinea pigs (1919) (2)
Active Immunization to the Microbacterium Multiforme Psittacosis in Parrakeets and Ricebirds (1942) (2)
Metabolism Studies on the Brueella Group. VII. Dextrose utilization. (1932) (2)
Brucella Phagocytic Index Test (1934) (2)
On the sero-diagnosis of glanders (2)
The optimum hydrogen-ion concentration for the growth of B. typhosus, and B. paratyphosus A and BExperimental typhoid-paratyphoid carriers. II (1921) (2)
The optimum H-ion concentration for the growth of B. typhosus, and the effect of changes in H-ion concentration on the generation time (1919) (2)
Susceptibility of Macacus Rhesus Monkeys to Botulinum Toxin Type B, C and D. (1928) (2)
Metabolism Studies on the Brucella Group. II. The Fermentation of Monosaccharides. (1930) (2)
Do “carrier” strains differ from strains isolated from ordinary typhoid cases?Experimental typhoid-parathyroid carriers. III (1921) (2)
The Distribution of the Spores of B Botulinus in Nature (2)
Selvatic Plague-Its Present Status in California. (1934) (2)
Demonstration of host-species-specific antigens in chlamydia psittaci by the plaque-reduction test in L-cell tissue cultures (1970) (2)
Infective Hepatitis. Studies in East Anglia during the Period 1943-47 (1952) (2)
Experimental Food Poisoning in White Mice with Heat Stabile Paratyphoid Poisons. (1928) (2)
A Comparative Study of the Efficacy of the Various Agar-Dye-Mediums Recommended for the Isolation of Typhoid and Dysentery Bacilli from Feces (1918) (2)
Further Studies on the Pathogenicity of Br. Abortus and Br. Melitensis for Monkeys (1929) (2)
VIRUS DISEASES OF ANIMALS TRANSMISSIBLE TO MAN (1934) (2)
Comparisons of sulfisoxazole with sulfadiazine, and thiocymetin with chloramphenicol, in chemotherapy of experimental plague in mice. (1955) (2)
Immunizing efficacy of a Kenyan strain of Schistosoma mansoni in rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta). (1976) (2)
PASTEURELLA PESTIS ANTIBODY PATTERNS IN SERA OF PLAGUE-CONVALESCENT AND VACCINATED PERSONS DETERMINED BY IMMUNOELECTROPHORESIS AND PASSIVE HEMAGGLUTINATION. (1965) (2)
Laboratory Diagnosis of Amebiasis. (1935) (2)
The Virus of Psittacosis (1939) (2)
The clinical and immunological response of man to P. pestis vaccines. Supplement to Proceedings Symposium on Live Influenza Vaccine and Symposium on Bacterial Vaccines organized by Yugoslav Academy of Sciences and Arts and Institute of Immunology. (1972) (2)
Biologically active nuclear-substituted sulfonamides. II. Bacteriostatic and biological activity of some nuclear-substituted sulfathiazoles. (1954) (2)
Vectors and reservoirs of virus diseases. (1953) (2)
THE METABOLISM OF THE BRUCELLA GROUP IN SYNTHETIC MEDIA. (1930) (2)
The Intracutaneous ‘Typhoidin’ Reaction: I. The Preparation and Properties of the Antigen (1917) (2)
The Specific Paratuberculous Enteritis of Cattle in America. (2)
Effect of glucose on biochemical activities, including growth and toxin production of B. botulinusStudies on metabolism of anaerobic bacteria II (2)
The Isolation of Antibody by Fixation to Adsorbant-Antigen System and Subsequent Dissociation. (1936) (2)
An infectious brain disease of horses and mules (Encephalomyelitis) (1931) (2)
THE AGGLUTININS AND COMPLEMENT-FIXING ANTIBODIES IN THE SERUM OF PERSONS VACCINATED AGAINST TYPHOID FEVE (1917) (2)
Frequency of Bovine Type Infection in Osteo-Arthritis and Lymph Node Tuberculosis in Man. (1940) (1)
A REVIEW OF OUR KNOWLEDGE CONCERNING THE ETIOLOGY OF INFLUENZA. (1919) (1)
Studies on immunization against plague. III. Quantitative serological studies on an immunizing antigen of Pasteurella pestis. (1952) (1)
CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE BLOOD BRAIN BARRIER (1944) (1)
Cytology of Psittacosis Virus in the Sparrow (Zonotrichia) (1935) (1)
EVOLUTION OF THE PROBLEMS OF OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES ACQUIRED FROM ANIMALS. (1964) (1)
Experimental typhoid-paratyphoid carriers (1921) (1)
Cheese-Borne Epidemics of Typhoid Fever. (1944) (1)
Acceptance of the Walter Reed Medal. (1957) (1)
Some experimental and epidemiological observations on a particular strain of pleuro-pneumonia (1)
The Conjunctival Reaction for Glanders (Ophthalmic Test.) (1913) (1)
Cutaneous Immunization Against the Streptococcus of Guinea-Pig Lymphadenitis (1929) (1)
Diagnostic Procedures and Reagents. Technics for the Laboratory Diagnosis and Control of Communicable Diseases (1945) (1)
[Immunization of goats against brucellosis. (Summary of the experiments concerning the isolation, properties and behavior of vaccine strain)]. (1959) (1)
Global strategy in preventive medicine. (1950) (1)
A Laboratory Infection Caused by a Bovine Strain of Bacillus Enteritidis (1916) (1)
Some remarks concerning the ecology of bedsonia infections (1960) (1)
The Therapeutic Use of Convalescent Serum in Poliomyelitis. (1936) (1)
Administrative Problems in Connection with Psittacosis and the Importation of Australian Parrots. (1939) (1)
Experimental appraisal of antiplague vaccination with dead virulent and living avirulent plague bacilli. (1948) (1)
The United States medical mission on microbiology and epidemiology to the Soviet Union. (1956) (1)
The influence of the H-ion concentration on the growth of B. typhosus in mediums containing bile or bile saltsExperimental typhoid-paratyphoid carriers. VIII (1921) (0)
Immunobiologic versus exposition prophylaxis of disease in medical students, particularly tuberculosis. (1949) (0)
The Sylvatic Plague Committee. (1936) (0)
"FILTH" DISEASES. (1944) (0)
The isolation of Brucetta suis from the sputum. (1949) (0)
[Advances in research and treatment of plague]. (1960) (0)
Principles of Prophylaxis Against Typhoid Fever, Whooping-Cough, Scarlet Fever and Smallpox. (1932) (0)
The Isolation of Brucella suis from the Sputum. (1949) (0)
The Metabolism of the Brucella Group in Synthetic Media (1930) (0)
[Successive trends in the control of brucellosis]. (1956) (0)
What is know about immunity to brucellosis. (1951) (0)
Psittacosis and Its Control. (1937) (0)
Public health in the Soviet Union (U.S.S.R.), with special reference to prophylactic measures against plague. (1966) (0)
Filter-Method for Clean Isolation of Trichinella-Larvae (1937) (0)
A Procedure to increase the Number of Positive Serological Reactions in Tuberculosis. (1939) (0)
A Summary of Recent Studies on Equine Encephalomyelitis (1933) (0)
About: The Common Cold (1965) (0)
Equine Encephalomyelitis in 1933. (1934) (0)
Epizootic Lymphangitis and Sporotrichosis. (Studies on American Sporotrichosis II.). (0)
SOME EPIDEMIOLOGIC AND BACTERIOLOGIC OBSERVATIONS ON PARADYSENTERY INFECTIONS IN CALIFORNIA. (1917) (0)
Diagnostic des Maladies à Virus. R. Sohier. Éditions Médicales Flammarion, Paris, 2nd ed., 1967. 971 pp., illus. $32 (1967) (0)
Notes on the chemotherapeutic treatment of biliary fever in dogs (0)
Sylvatic Plague in California: Discussion of Its Extent in the Years 1934 and 1935. (1935) (0)
The Relation of the Vi Antigen to Other Antigenie Factors of the Salmonella Group. (1938) (0)
Sylvatic Plague. (1939) (0)
The Intracutaneous ‘Typhoidin’ Reaction II. The Nature and Specificity of the Reaction (1917) (0)
The Hetero-genetic Antigens of the Paratyphoid Bacilli. (0)
The Diagnosis of Psittacosis by the Help of the Complement Fixation Test. (1940) (0)
Book Reviews: The Nature of Brucellosis (1957) (0)
Beginnings of bacteriology in California (1974) (0)
The Intracutaneous ‘Typhoidin’ Reaction: III. The Relation of Cutaneous Hypersensitiveness to Experimental Immunity and Infection (1917) (0)
General remarks about the diagnosis of the zoonoses. (1954) (0)
A History of Immunization. H. J. Parish (1968) (0)
Notes on the occurrence of equine sporotrichosis in Montana and the “blastomycotic” form of Sporotrichum schencki-beurmanni (1916) (0)
CRYOPRECIPITATES IN CLASSICAL HÆMOPHILIA (1967) (0)
Concerning communicable diseases. (1935) (0)
Blood Cultures in Brucella Infections (A New Method). (1935) (0)
Psittacosis in Germany and Holland in 1934. (0)
The Nature of Brucellosis . Wesley W. Spink. University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 1956. 464 pp. Illus. $8. (1957) (0)
Unsuccessful Experiments with Mercurochrome as a Biliary Antiseptic. IX Experimental Typhoid-Paratyphoid Carriers. (1926) (0)
Concerning the distribution of biologics in California. (1936) (0)
Botulism, A Report of the Committee on Scientific Information (1964) (0)
Heterogenetic Antigen of Shiga's Bacillus. (0)
What is known about immunity to brucellosis. (1950) (0)
Persistence of Sylvatic Plague (1938) (0)
The changing challenge to public health. (1948) (0)
RESEARCH IN MEDICINE ON THE PACIFIC COAST DURING 1927-1928. (0)
[A plea for greater interest in leptospiral infections]. (1951) (0)
Perspectives and Horizons in Microbiology: a Symposium edited by Selman A. Waksman, with 16 contributors. 220 pages, illustrated. New Brunswick, New Jersey: Rutgers University Press, 1955. Price $3.50. (1955) (0)
Anaemia in Malignant Disease (1956) (0)
The Relations between the Somatic Antigenie Factors of the Salmonella Bacilli. (1939) (0)
Subject of Following Letter: The Los Angeles Rabies Situation. (0)
Symposium on nontuberculous pulmonary diseases. (1948) (0)
Veterinary Parasitology: by Geoffrey Lapage, M.D., M.Sc., M.A., M. Inst. Biol. 964 pp., 34 plates. Springfield, Illinois: Charles C Thomas, 1956. Price $12.75 (1956) (0)
A Hemophilic, Anaerogenic Paracolon Bacillus Found in a Case of Infected Bilateral Hydronephrosis (1920) (0)
Virulence in Pasteurella pestis 1 (0)
Bovine Infections in Osteo-articular and Glandular Tuberculosis. (1940) (0)
Perspective concerning infections in animals transmissible to man. (1951) (0)
Newer Knowledge on Botulism and Mussel Poisoning. (1931) (0)
Manual of Medical Virology. (Book Reviews: Diagnostic des Maladies a Virus) (1967) (0)
Perspectives on laboratory animal care. (1961) (0)
The Cooperative Research Foundation. (1953) (0)
IMMUNIZATION AGAINST BRUCELLA INFECTION ' II . EFFECTVENES OF A STREPTOMYCIN-DEPENDENT STRAN OF BRUCELzA (0)
Sylvatic Plague. (1936) (0)
Psittacosis. Epidemiological and Experimental Studies in California. (1934) (0)
A History of Public Health. George Rosen (1960) (0)
Cutaneous Immunization Against B. Aertrycke in the Guinea-Pig (1929) (0)
STUDIES ON THE BLOOD PROTEINS (1916) (0)
Local immunization of guinea pigs to cutaneous infection with a pasteurella isolated from wild rats. (1926) (0)
Epidemiological considerations of animal disease with special reference to caprine brucellosis. (1951) (0)
PROPHYLAXIS AND TREATMENT OF WOUND INFECTIONS BY MODERN METHODS. (1926) (0)
Reports on Medical Research in California. (1944) (0)
Tropical Diseases in California. (1933) (0)
Recent Observations on Brueella Infection. (1938) (0)
Virulence of B. Paratyphosus B (Aertrycke) in White Mice (1929) (0)
Human pneumonitis viruses and their classification (1952) (0)
A spontaneous epidemic among laboratory rabbits caused by a paratyphoid B. bacillus related to the rodent group (0)
Natural History of Infectious Disease (1953) (0)
Mechanism of immunity in plague infections. (1948) (0)
The role of animals in diseases of human beings. (1961) (0)

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